The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06
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wisconsin, to MILWAUKEE, had been out on
komo private detective work for parties In the
latter city. and had succeeded 20 well that was
both happy and sleepless. This was the reason
was not In n sleepine car. fast held In the
rms Of slumber, instead OF occupying seat
ben and my wits all about nae.
may say, without egotism. that I an an
bservinG man. There are others In plenty.
hI the greater half Of humanity 20 through
10 with their eyes half shut. Ny father was
sheriff for many years. and, as boy. he
lueht me 70 observe and remember. II
bnt down town or out for walk. had to toll
I'm; when rot homo. who and what had
en. On one occasion. for failing TO report q
bee horse had seen In the road. got o
nnd thrashing. and again. for failing to re-
t astEest Eight my liberty was taken away
G1 had sSe habit oi oSssryation licked f into
while nature had kindly aurnls 1 I'd We with ~
hs sss. 20 ana 5s'd Ass ,hSnsns
asrcention prevented isfi dsiiveries. ~
train stopped At country st !.t on siG.
allied. and such q The bssssngsrs u bad
cns n.s mo- spd sss
honest ssS SS sna sa fso .sd y d %
new pssssSssr !, VIZ i s 6G.SI.E: and
IN az On. hand and 10 cam. down Il. slsi:
II him. but en- E. ss or e
anute. and looked q ne sharply three or four
ss2' sss e email: IL r.
tked word and after sitting down he seemed
e nyss ss o S y csa En- ss
" scat o. nv oY9 free VIII. and hc seems e
oa kS st ~; sss over s." e 81 g. and no mistake
fleaned back against the window. pretended
'Ss: sas drsH Ss ser
Z. hin over " 1 two minutes When T that
Eas quit. aniiOas about The sstchsl; n ths
u tSe Gesture q Sis hand ana The toss OF bis
peHs VIZ NJ I should ~ be afraid Of hm
His dress was that OF y barkesPer.rathsr
% II ss .ss a b a
Judged him to Be- . pueilist q more Or less To-
began q. Els collar 70 mako q closer inspeo.
lion: His shirt collar kept working up to an
Ss @ an. and /. s r sss n
BACK. AND ss% sh.s tho ' TOP bqs.on On bis
ssis So n TRs
pew, and II would take hearty wrench TO pull
sas es c e. s: AND e. ssot
p. r Is. %s9Es q blood sim Iiesered. ~ syss
that his knee was damp and soilsd; Hs had
sssdss S as "a 1d hq met I
sonsSods I. sss %usssd W this way: Il q
throwing anxious chances at me-. II 1t was
pnly an accident you'd get up and ax that ool-
e. as ssGs u
depot platform unprotected BY railing at the
sn McnsE xhs ycHySS sot IN that ssShs'
ars s hin 9 ssesp You S are emo no cueu@SeT.
Ss ss:sss' qafs s. N
fully Forted AZ knife eat and y 9 ieli e ths
i 10 auicfly BENT down and moved moved the
ssss ~ l1 s Wsss ss se I
Es. and did hs s .sss I'm. his
feotly satisfied as to my man, and ! made up
sh.raetsr as soon as ~ reaeSed The City. That
was what did take place. only, as there were
70 sEs hs s tne ases
on his shoulder. He dropped the satchel. and
against 6sckman who was snterine. and both
were upset Before he could get up had him
"a as s t. ses i ssesd house. and
How did you knowi 1t was meT
oh. easy enough" l answered.
No. or II would never have come TO thia."
had NO idea TO what no referred; but seeing
sh Re ssay f Ss ans eens sts
fs yon .hiat Ss is dead S y N'N'N'
= Dead as herring. and the old woman with
Tor two than lar one one. WIS after my OWN and
Ehsa they wouldn't give 1t to mo determined
What weapon did you use 2"
Got the axe from the back yard"
And when you had finished of tho old
e@HR YGu ssS1s %hs I'll hadn't
Esys nasbsd mo. ~
Why. boarding the train at that little sta:
tlon. 1t was the act Of lnnatie but after
was pursued, and bore of to the station and
m ys; s6 Fl. IT, to ss
0r nSs m:s~
"'Weil. I'll kill him on sight, That is with
little iaught will II get the chance"
md u hard case, but was completely in the
I Il was probably . murdsf.
md near the station whore he got on
and from his stateme nts. l. Inferred that
Il WAS an old couple. He had bumped him.
seh. and 1t was certain that / had made o
big catch. Whom we reached the station, how
Eyer, my troubles began, There is always an
lll-feeling between police and private de-
lectives. This feeling comes almost entirely
rom tho police. They lock upon the private
up the happlest homes or to sell out to the
highest bidder. This, unfortunately, ia true
In many cases. but not In all. AS entered
WITH Tho prisoner the Captain In charge rough !
y demanded by what right had made an
THO right which any man has to arrest a
"A mnrdersra BoshI Whore did you get
'"'ht the depot"
!, Well I shan't lock him up, Lots see Ito |
the maHl but your face IL familiar to me-"
aud Charley Short. bartendsrtn Harrigans |
saloon"
All DO you are. well. what story is this
IAN nqnsense. sir:" replied Short, who saw |
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